BT on thi vao 10 theo dang: FIND THE MISTAKES (30 bai)

FIND THE MISTAKES (WRONG WORD)
TEST 1
There are 14 mistakes in the flowing passage. Underline and correct them.
In 8 August 1967, five leaders, the Foreign Ministers of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippine, Singapore and Thailand, sat down together on the main hall of the Department of Foreign Affairs building at Bangkok,Thailand and signed an document. By virtue of that document, the Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) is born. The five Foreign Ministers whom signed it- Adam Malik of Indonesia, Narciso R. Ramos of the Philippine, Tun Abdul Razak of Malaysia, S. Rajaratman of Singapore, or Thanat Khoman of Thailand- would subsequently be hail as the Founding Fathers of probably the best successful inter-governmental organization in the development world today. And the document that they signed would be know as the ASEAN Doclaration. Nowadays the ASEAN consist of 11 countries.
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TEST 2.
There are 12 mistakes in the flowing passage. Underline and correct them.
The zipper is an wonderful invention. They are very common such we forget that they are wonderful. They are strong, but they open and close very easy. They come in many colors or sizes. In the 1980s, people in the US wore high shoes or clothes with a long row on buttons. It was hard for them to wear anything. They wanted a easier way to put on and take of clothes. Whitcomb Judson invented the first zipper in 1839. He calls it a slide fastener.
A zipper has three parts. There are dozen of metal or plastic teeth on two rows. These are fastened to two flexible strips of cloth. A fastener slides along and fasten the teeth together. When it slides an other way, it takes the teeth apart.
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TEST 3
There are 17 mistakes in the flowing passage. Underline and correct them.
James Cook didn,t comes from a rich family. He was born in Oct 27, 1728, in Yorkshine, England. He was a son of a farm worker. As a young man he works on the merchant ships that sailed up or down the North Sea coast. In 1752, he joined the British Royal Navy. On that time, people believed that there was a unknown southern continent. They used to called it Terra Australis. In 1768 Cook left England on an expedition to find the continent. He sail around Cape Horn at the tip of South America into Pacific Ocean and land on the island of Tahiti. From here he travel southwest and found New Zealand. However, Cook,s was not a first European ship to reach these islands. On the 17 century, the Dutch explorer Tasman has reached both Australia or New Zealand. Tasman had believed that they were part in Terra Australis. Cook, moreover, proved that New Zealand was only two large islands. After three years Cook returned in England. He hadn,t founded the southern continent.
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TEST 4
There are 14 mistakes in the flowing passage. Underline and correct them.
More than 400 million people speaks English as their mother tongue. Another 400 million speak it like a second language. No one knows how much people speak it as a foregn language. Chinese is the language with many speakers than English, but is is only a language for more than one billion China people. English is the official language on one-fifth of the land area on the world. It is spoken in North America, Great Britain, Australia, or New Zealand. In South Africa and India it is first of the official languages. In many countries, the textbooks in universities are written on English. More than three-fourths in the world,s mail is composed in English. More than three-fifths on the radio stations broadcast programs on English. More than half of the scientific and research journals are at English. English is the